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Sean McMullen is one of Australia's top science fiction authors, with nominations for the Hugo and BSFA awards, fifteen other awards, and works published in over a dozen languages. Read More
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Sean McMullen is one of Australia's top science fiction authors, with nominations for the Hugo and BSFA awards, fifteen other awards, and works published in over a dozen languages. Read More
McMullen … is a cannier sf writer than Phillip K. Dick ever was … working in a genre that has developed a great deal more self-identity … There is a wide range of ideas on display here, each one worked out thoroughly. This is what science fiction is for, not tales of slavery in far-flung galactic empires, genocide on alien worlds, or mass murder in alternate realities.
Ian Sales, Interzone - Review of 'Dreams of the Technarion'
Recent Books
Dreams of the Technarion
ReAnimus 2017:
“McMullen … is a cannier sf writer than Phillip K. Dick ever was … working in a genre that has developed a great deal more self-identity …” (Interzone)
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The Guardians – Warlock’s Child series Book 6
The Guardians (Warlock’s Child Book 6) (with Paul Collins, Ford Street Publications, September 2015)
The Dracondan dragons, once invincible, now lie helpless on a mountain as a human army closes in to kill them.
It has a cast of characters you love and hate, and a story to make you impatient to read what happens next – Susan Whelan, Kids Book Review
Voyage to Morticas – Warlock’s Child series Book 5
Voyage to Morticas (Warlock’s Child Book 5) with Paul Collins, (Ford Street Publications, August 2015)
Dantar is able to shapeshift into a dragon, yet he still thinks like a rebellious teenager.
Trial by Dragons – Warlock’s Child series Book 4
Trial By Dragons (Warlock’s Child Book 4) (with Paul Collins, Ford Street Publications, July 2015)
Betrayed by both her friend and her father, and on the run from just about everyone, Velza faces trial by a jury of dragons.
Recent Stories
Wheel of Echoes
A sound recording was made nearly three hundred years before the first phonographs. Why would some people find this so upsetting?
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Terminalia
Explorers are always drawn to frontiers, but when exploring the borderlands of death, only CPR can bring you back. In 1905 London, the technique was still being invented.
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The Washer From the Ford
If you are in the laundromat, and a woman who nobody else can see is loading your slashed and bloody clothes into a washing machine, run home and lock the door.
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The Pendant Lens
A story of steam power, electrostatics and the French Revolution.
Analog, September/October 2018
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Books
Recent Books
Dreams of the Technarion
ReAnimus 2017:
“McMullen … is a cannier sf writer than Phillip K. Dick ever was … working in a genre that has developed a great deal more self-identity …” (Interzone)
The Guardians – Warlock’s Child series Book 6
The Guardians (Warlock’s Child Book 6) (with Paul Collins, Ford Street Publications, September 2015)
The Dracondan dragons, once invincible, now lie helpless on a mountain as a human army closes in to kill them.
It has a cast of characters you love and hate, and a story to make you impatient to read what happens next – Susan Whelan, Kids Book Review
Voyage to Morticas – Warlock’s Child series Book 5
Voyage to Morticas (Warlock’s Child Book 5) with Paul Collins, (Ford Street Publications, August 2015)
Dantar is able to shapeshift into a dragon, yet he still thinks like a rebellious teenager.
Stories
Recent Stories
Wheel of Echoes
A sound recording was made nearly three hundred years before the first phonographs. Why would some people find this so upsetting?
Read More
Terminalia
Explorers are always drawn to frontiers, but when exploring the borderlands of death, only CPR can bring you back. In 1905 London, the technique was still being invented.
Read More
The Washer From the Ford
If you are in the laundromat, and a woman who nobody else can see is loading your slashed and bloody clothes into a washing machine, run home and lock the door.
Read More